Mark S.

Gents: Here are the new sheets that will be on sale the first week in September: The cost will be $17.00 per sheet. Sheet 72-062 - A F-16CM from Duluth in the latest Have Glass paint scheme along with a F-104A from the 83rd FIS while stationed on Taiwan. To go with new Italeri F-35A kit is to be released this fall there are enough markings to do two (2) jets with options of 4 squadron commanders aircraft and one wing commanders jet. For the most part these markings represent those on the first flight of each aircraft. The next subject is a MQ-1 from Holloman AFB. The YF-5A is in Army

Gents: Decals in 1/72 scale for the Duluth F-16CM should be out by the first of September on Wolfpak Decals sheet 72-062 along with a few other interesting subjects. Will try to post the instruction sheet artwork during this week. Mark Wolfpak Decals

Gents, Decals are in, website updated and the BUTTONS are Hot! Mark S. Wolfpak Decals

Wayne: Thanks for your interest. No, the MN code came first. Initially each squadron had a unique code but before deployment they changed to centralized maintenance and a single wing tail code. In addition to the "MN" code there were squadrons with "MR" and "MB" tail codes. FWIW I work from photos with credits to reduce erroneous markings. Mark

Gents: Here’s the next release from Wolfpak Decals: Sheet 72-060: A-6A of VA-35, the black Panthers from the Vietnam War, options to mark one of two versions of a 356th TFS A-7D from the same period, a MQ-9 of 29th ATKS from last fall, an early F-15A of the 8th TFS, Black Sheep, 49th TFW, a UH-1H that participated in the evacuation of Saigon, a CH-3B used for satellite capsule retrieval and rescue missions in Hawaii and a F-4B assigned to VMFA-314 at Chu Lai during 1968. Sheet 72-061: A F/A-18A+, VFA-201 from OIF, a RF-4C from the 12th TRS, Tan Son Nhut in 1968 with kangaroo markings f

Gents: Been busy with the real job. The RF-8G has special markings and is from VFP-63. The new sheets should have wet ink at the moment. As soon as they ship I'll post the instruction sheet artwork. Some other subjects on the sheets are the CAG bird from VFA-201, a F-14A from VF-191, a F-8E Mig Killer from VF-191. Additionally a very early F-4D without the chin IR fairing and armed with AIM-4D missiles. Also have a F-15A from the 8th TFS on the sheets. Mark S.

Big thanks to Jim Rotramel for his help on Wolfpak sheet 72-051. Jim has a wealth of information on the weapons and such from the Vietnam era and readily shares it with us modelers. Thanks Jim Mark Wolfpak Decals

The color call-out on Wolfpack sheet 72-016 is FS 34102. Regards, Mark S.

Steve: You can only purchase Wolfpak Decals through my website and Fantasy Priunt Shop: http://www.fantasyprintshop.co.uk/WollfPack-Decals_B22M01.aspx?page=1 Looks like they have Choppers Galore in stock. Lancer512: The next release will have colorful subjects including a VA-35 A-6A, 356th TFS A-7D and a RF-8G among others. Mark S.

Gents: All is well at Wolfpak Decals and Mill Creek Consultants, Inc. Hamfisted pilot error on my part. The hazard of having a mechanical engineer, yours truely, trying to be a IT expert. FWIW have new sheets at the printer. Regards, Mark S.

If they would do that along with a P-19 Fire Truck in 1/72 it would be nice.

Hoops, Thanks! big faux pas. Storm, Good to hear from you, thanks. Mark S.

The Raptors are their unique shades of grey. Sometimes artwork appears differently when it's manipulated from format to format and on various monitors. Mark S.

Gentlemen: Two new sheets available now. Website updated and the buttons are hot! 72-058 Spirits in the Materiel World: F-4S in TPS from VFMA-333, F-22A’s from both the 7th and 8th Fighter Squadrons at Holloman AFB from last fall, F-35B’s from VMFA-121 and the Royal Navy, a B-2A in markings of the 13th BS and Global Strike Command and a F-16C from the 100th FS, Alabama ANG. 72-059 Fighters & Targets: One of the first QF-16C’s, a F/A-18E of VFA-136 from the last Cruise of the USS Enterprise, F-15C from the Montana ANG, and F/A-18C’s of VFA-81 from Desert Storm. Decals are provided to

Summer time?

Gents: I have two sheets I'll be sending to the printers shortly. Real World got in the way big time this year. Mark Wolfpak Decals

Here are decals for a Farm Gate B-26B: Wolfpak sheet no. 72-039 http://www.millcreekconsultants.com/WP72-7.html Mark Wolfpak Decals

There are probably no sprues labeled I or L. Those two characters are typically omitted from the alphabet used for engineering bills of materials or markings such as the sprues of the kit to prevent confusion since they are so similar. Mark

Gents: Here are my first two sheets of 35th scale armor decals. The subjects include three M35 based guntrucks, two M54 based gun trucks, M113's, a M132A1, M577, M548, M48, an 8" SP, Duster and a M728 CEV. They are on sale now on the website and will be available at the Nats. Price is $17.00 Mark Wolfpak Decals

Gents: Thanks for the kind words. This particular AC-130U did not have the DIRCM blisters. I do have a few in stock so if you wish just go to the Spectre resins pages and order them. Mark S.

Gents: My new sheets are in and since there are several helo's on them I thought for a change I'd post in that sub-forum. Buttons are Hot! Here's the link: http://s362974870.onlinehome.us/forums/air/index.php?showtopic=252391 Mark S.

Gents: The sheets are in, Website updated, Buttons Hot! and the correction for the F-18 are all in the works: Wanted to Highlight the 6 helo's and other vertical lifters on the sheets so I'm posting the sheet artwork here. Thanks for your patronage. Here's what's on the sheets: Sheet 72-056 AV-8B+ or AV-8B N.A. VMA-513, TAV-203 VMAT-203, A-10A or C 172nd FS, F/A-18C VFA-105, AH-1W HMLA-775, MH-53E HMH-464 and HMH-465. Enough markings to do both CH-53's. Sheet 72-057 MV-22B VMM-365, F/A-18F VFA-103, F-16C 121st FS, EA-7L VAQ-34, MH-60S HSC-26 Norfolk and MH-60S NAS Whidbey, AH-64A 151st

Gents: I know I have moved on. Next on my agenda is having lunch with a friend next week. He's in a position to open a few doors for me so stay tuned you might be seeing a few great subjects later this year. Mark

Gents: I'm amused by this all. As my customers know, I, when needed have corrections printed and send them out to those who purchase my sheets. The correction will be sent to the printer after it has been checked. As a rule I don't comment on the mistakes of my competitors on any forum although I do privately contact them and try to help. Wish someone would have helped me in that manner. Some may perceive such remarks on a forum as a means to denegrate an individual or gain a competitive advantage. That is why I don't make those comments. If you work the numbers the difference in that